Rose Pink & Lattimo Murano Glass Chandelier | 52 hand-blown petals, chrome frame

Murano glass chandelier, 52 hand-blown rose pink & lattimo Murano glass petals on a chrome frame. Authentic late 20th-century style. A sculptural statement piece.

• Glass: Mouth-blown glass rose pink and lattimo white petals
• Frame: Polished chrome metal
• Number of elements: 52 individually hand-blown glass petals
• Structure: Single-tier sculptural composition
• Dimensions: high with chain 55.1 in (140 cm) | Without chain: H 29.5 in (75 cm) | Diameter: 25.6 in (66 cm)
• Element dimensions: H 11.4 in (29 cm) × Max W 3.1 in (8 cm)
• Bulb fitting: 7 x E14 (bulbs not included),compatible with EU, US, and AU electrical systems
• Style period: Late 20th century

There are lighting fixtures. And then there are pieces that render the word "fixture" completely inadequate.

This rose pink and lattimo glass chandelier is unambiguously the second thing.

Glassblowing, form and material

The lattimo technique; produces a dense, opaque white glass with a soft luminosity that has been central to Murano's artistic identity since the fifteenth century. Here it is paired with rose pink petals in a composition of 52 individually hand-blown elements, each shaped by master glassmakers on the island of Murano using mouth-blown : the ancient mouth-blowing technique that remains the benchmark of authentic Venetian craftsmanship.

No two petals are identical. The slight variations in curvature, surface texture, and the way the pink shading distributes within each piece are not inconsistencies; they are what makes this chandelier a genuinely handcrafted object rather than a manufactured product. When lit, the lattimo elements diffuse light with a characteristic softness, while the pink petals cast a warm, rose-tinted glow that shifts subtly as the viewing angle changes.

Structure and composition

The 52 petals are arranged in an open, sculptural composition that reads as both rigorously designed and organically alive. The polished chrome frame is a considered counterpoint to the softness of the glass: its reflective surface amplifies the light and introduces a precise, contemporary edge to what is fundamentally a classic Venetian form. The overall silhouette; 25.6 in (66 cm) in diameter, with a body height of 29.5 in (75 cm) without chain is compact enough to work in a range of spatial contexts, yet carries more than enough visual presence to anchor a significant interior.

Craftsmanship and provenance

This chandelier embodies the design language of late 20th-century Murano production — a period in which Venetian glassmakers refined the palmette and petal idiom into some of the most collectible lighting objects of the century. Each piece is made entirely on the island of Murano, by artisans who carry forward techniques developed over generations. That continuity is not incidental: it is precisely what distinguishes authentic Murano glass from the imitations that flood the wider market.

For designers and architects

With 7 x E14 sockets and compatibility with EU, US, and Australian electrical systems, this chandelier integrates into international projects without technical compromise. The chain installation allows height to be adjusted on-site to suit the specific ceiling clearance of the space. For bespoke commissions; custom colourways, alternative dimensions, or modified element counts, the Murano Shutters design team is available for direct consultation.

Note: As with every authentic piece of mouth-blown Murano glass, minor variations in glass shape, tone, and the distribution of colour within individual petals are an intrinsic characteristic of the handcrafting process not a defect, but confirmation of the piece's authenticity and singularity.